As a workaround, fix the maintenance issue on DSA side and resume the update process. Do the following:

1. Execute the commands below to fix the ds_agent (or ds_filter), and restore it from maintenance mode back to online mode.
   

   # svcadm clear ds_agent
   # svcadm refresh ds_agent
   # svcs -a |grep ds

   

2. Check the DSA status on DSM console. The status will now show Managed (on-line), and Agent version will show the upgraded version (e.g. version 5344).
   

   

To upgrade DSA from the local machine, do the following:

1. Copy DSA installation package to the Solaris machine with Root permission.
2. Execute the commands below to upgrade DSA:

   For Solaris 10

   1. Create the install configuration file "ds_adm.file" with the following contents:

      mail=
      instance=overwrite
      partial=nocheck
      runlevel=quit
      idepend=nocheck
      rdepend=quit
      space=quit
      setuid=nocheck
      conflict=quit
      action=nocheck
      proxy=
      basedir=default
      

   2. Add the ds_adm.file install configuration file to the tmp folder.
   3. Execute update command: pkgadd -G -v -a /tmp/ds_adm.file -d Agent-Core-Solaris_5.10_U7-9.0.0-xxx.pkg

   For Solaris 11

   Execute the update command: pkg update -g file:///tmp/Agent-Solaris_5.11-9.0.0-xxx.p5p pkg:/security/ds-agent.

To get Hot Fix 5390 for Solaris 11, contact Trend Micro Technical Support.